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In a surprising move, the European Commission has suggested renewing the authorization of glyphosate within the European Union (EU) for a decade, despite granting it only a five-year extension in 2017. This controversial herbicide’s renewal proposal lacks...
The French watchdog, which governs radio frequency in France, recently advised Apple to fix issues with radiation plauging the company’s older phone models. The ANFR’ found that the iPhone 12 specific absorption rate exceeded the legal...
As a new addition to the long list of battles for the Conservative Party, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak launched in July a tirade against what he described as being ‘rip-off’ degrees. Putting aside the merits of...
Gabriel Attal, France’s new education minister, announced last week the prohibition of the abaya, in schools. An abaya is a traditional middle eastern dress that is typically long and loose with long sleeves. It is a...
New revised figures from the ONS suggest that the UK economy has recovered from the Covid pandemic stronger than previously conceived. In the new publication by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) entitled Impact of Blue...
The ongoing hostilities between Russia and Ukraine started in 2014, when Russia invaded the Ukrainian autonomous republic of Crimea. This crisis has been consequential for both nations and has concerned several nations, as well as the...
The latest statistics from the Office for National Statistics, published in July 2023, revealed that output per hour worked in Q1 2023 was just 0.6% above its pre-pandemic (2019) average. This has been a continuation of...
The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is a scheme aiming to purify London’s air and reduce pollution and has been an initiative that has stirred considerable conversation since its early implementation in April 2019; now this...
News from the ONS early Friday morning revealed that the Gross Domestic Product rose 0.2% in Q2 of 2023. This figure beat expectations of 0.1% pencilled in by the Bank of England as well as the...
As Britain prepares for its upcoming general election, attention is turning toward the parties and their proposed solutions to what seems to have been a five years wracked with crises, scandals, and a pandemic. Tony Blair...
